AI motion graphics generator: from a prompt or a link to a finished video
Voom is an AI motion graphics generator. Type a prompt or paste a product link and it makes a finished motion graphics video: animated type, shapes, charts and your product’s real screens, with a voiceover, original music and captions. No avatars, no stock footage. Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free.
Voom’s own launch film, made with Voom. Made with Voom from this prompt and Voom’s own brand.
Prompt A 30-second launch film for Voom: type a prompt or paste a product link and get a finished motion graphics video with voice-over, an original score and captions. For founders and marketers. Bold, fast and crafted: huge type, a new idea on every beat, one material carried from the prompt to the finished film.
How do you make motion graphics with AI?
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Write a prompt, or paste a link
One sentence is enough: what the video is about, who it is for and how it should feel. Add your product link and Voom reads the site’s colours, fonts, copy, screenshots and logo.
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Pick size, length and voice
16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5. A length, or Auto. One of 20 voices in the language you want, and captions on or off.
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Get the finished MP4
Voom writes the script, designs every shot, animates it to the voiceover, writes the music and mixes the sound. Download the MP4 or share a link.
Three motion graphics videos made with Voom, and their prompts
Example prompt A 30-second launch film for Gemini Notebook, formerly NotebookLM: drop in your sources and get grounded answers, audio and video overviews, mind maps and quizzes. For students and researchers. Bold, bright and visual: big type, every feature filling the frame.
An example only: made by Voom from Google’s public website to show what Voom does with a link. Voom is not affiliated with Google, and Google did not commission or review this film. The names and logos shown belong to their owners.
Example prompt A vertical launch film for Dots by OpenAI: always-on agents with their own cloud computer that you talk to in ChatGPT, Slack or Teams. Playful and bright, made for phones.
An example only: made by Voom from OpenAI’s public website to show what Voom does with a link. Voom is not affiliated with OpenAI, and OpenAI did not commission or review this film. The names and logos shown belong to their owners.
What you get, and what it is not
Designed animation, not generated footage
Every shot is built from type, shapes, icons, charts and your product’s own pictures, then animated frame by frame. Nothing is a generated clip guessing at your app, so a price reads as the price and a button label reads as the label.
A look made for one video
There are no templates or preset themes. With a link, the palette, type and logo come from your site; without one, Voom designs a look for the topic. A video for a bank and one for a game look nothing alike.
Sound that is finished
A voiceover in one of more than 20 languages, original music written to the video’s length, sound effects on the beats that matter and captions that follow the voice. Audio is mastered to -14 LUFS, a common streaming loudness target.
What it is not
No avatars, no presenters, no stock clips, no generated people. Character animation with acting, 3D product renders and filmed scenes are outside what Voom makes. For a talking head, an avatar tool fits better; for 3D, hire a motion designer.
Yes. An AI motion graphics generator designs and animates type, shapes, icons, charts and product screens from a written brief or a link, and times them to a voiceover. Voom makes the whole video: script, design, animation, voiceover, music and captions. You choose the size, the length and the voice, and you get an MP4.
Voom’s first video is free: up to 30 seconds, in any of the four sizes, with voiceover and music and a small Voom watermark. Reading your product link costs nothing. After that, Pro is $29 a month for 560 credits, and a 30-second video uses 13 credits, with no watermark.
An AI video generator usually makes footage: an avatar presenter or generated scenes that look filmed. Motion graphics are designed animation: type, charts and real product screens moving to a voiceover. For a product launch or an explainer, motion graphics show exact names and numbers, where a generated clip can invent buttons and figures.
Yes. Paste the link with your prompt. Voom reads the page’s colours, fonts, copy, screenshots and logo, writes the script from what the page says and designs the video in your brand. Every number on screen is checked against the page. Adding a product from a link costs no credits.
Yes, all three. Pick one of 20 voices and one of more than 20 languages. The music is written for that video and mixed under the voice with sound effects. Captions are optional and follow the voice. Audio is mastered to -14 LUFS, so it sits right on YouTube and social feeds.
No. You write a prompt, and Voom handles layout, type, timing and animation. Once a video is made, you can fix words on screen or remake it in another size without starting over. If you want to keyframe every move yourself, After Effects or Jitter suits you better.
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Your first video is one sentence away.
Free to start. No card, no timeline, no stock templates.